MSc Hydrology & Meteorology, Tribhuvan University. Six-plus years of hands-on experience in hydrological modelling, river basin analysis, and hydropower project assessment across Nepal's most challenging Himalayan watersheds.
I am a hydrologist with a Master's degree from the Central Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, Tribhuvan University — one of Nepal's leading institutions for water science. My dissertation focused on the impact of climate change on water availability in the Trishuli River Basin.
Over six years at RECHAM Consult, I have progressed from assistant to lead hydrologist, contributing to major hydropower projects ranging from detailed engineering designs to full environmental and social impact assessments in remote Himalayan settings.
My work spans both intensive fieldwork — establishing hydrological stations, collecting observation data, measuring sediment loads — and computational modelling using SWAT, J2000, and ArcGIS.
Impact of Climate Change on Water Availability in the Trishuli River Basin — combining SWAT modelling with downscaled climate projections.
Established hydrological monitoring stations for 341 MW Budhi Gandaki and Bheri-1 projects; conducted long-term rating curve and sediment studies.
Collaborated with Kathmandu University's HiCCDRC on Himalayan cryosphere, climate, and disaster research from 2023 to 2024.
A track record of delivering rigorous hydrological assessments for Nepal's major hydropower and water infrastructure projects.
Open to research collaborations, consulting engagements, and senior hydrologist positions. Feel free to reach out via email or phone.